It’s a delicate balance.
A balance that silicones, honestly, do quite well.
So why are some hair care fans so against them?
Allow us to explain.
Sounds pretty great, no?
This perpetuates what we call the cycle of damage.
It’s a vicious cycle."
This is especially true if you see the word “dimethicone” on the label.
This is an oil-soluble silicone, which means it can’t simply be washed off with water.
“Over time, hair products can deposit on the scalp leading to skin irritation and inflammation.
But this one comes with argan oil and sea kelp instead.
you’re free to also customize how much spray you’re getting by twisting the nozzle.
There’savocado oilfor nourishment, rosemary for stimulating the scalp (it may even encourage growth!
), and flax seed to help hair elasticity and damage.
But that’s not the only reason we love it.
It also uses Jamaican black castor oil to strengthen hair will styling.
This spray will keep your strands in placebut don’t worry, no needly stuffy dullness or stiffness.
It’s also infused with hemp and collagen.
Higher Hold Vegan Collagen Hairspray, Pacifica ($7.97)
Need a midday hair refresher?
This mist will impart just enough gloss, sans the greasy or sticky residue.
It’s ideal for those with waves who want to air dry, with no crunch post style.
Bonus for those with sensitive skin: It’s fragrance-free!
Fragrance Free Soft Shine Grooming Cream, Kristin Ess ($12)
